A new article to describe a new film i watched this week.
A science-fiction film called interstellar produced by the british Christopher Nolan.
The story begin in a american farm where only corn can grow.
I don't exactly know why but all the different crops are distroy by extrodinary strong storm.
That's why the society is disorganised and mainly centred around farming.
An ingineer is extraordinary attracted to a geographical point where there is a secret base of the NASA.
Scientists who live there want to send him to space because he is the best spacecraft ever.
It's hard for him to choice because if he goes he won't see his children again.
he and a team of super scientists and robots land off with a rocket.
The aim of their mission is to discover a new planet to host future generation.
They had severals incidents but futfill to help the scientist to solve THE equation to send all earthling in space thank to a 4th dimension (time).
To end happily, the hero is catch by a spacecraft landed from earth with all humans inside (and especially his daughter who is 120 years old where as he is only 40/Because we age slowler going fast).
What i personnaly think of that??
I consider that the relation in the film are too evident.
For example the daughter of the ingeneer became the apprentice of the the great scientist...
The ingeneer fells in love with the only girl of the space team.
We don't know the reason of this sudden unfertility of earth! It is said thet the reason is physical, maybe the position of earth in solar system changes and we'll all die if we do nothing. It's shown as irreductible. But the real problem of soon unfertility ground isn't du to physic only. The main reason is the human activities.
The issue is a change of the moral of the film: to "save the world" we have to continue considering science as the only possible way instead of stopping creating harmful technologies.
Especially as the dream of another livable planet needs many technologies.
They tried to make a happy end but I consider it not happy at all! Indeed the last rockets can't contain all humans.
But the solution A (the best one) was to save modern humanity and not only an elite.
On my opinion, it's representative of our standard global culture.
